Sorry, you need to enable JavaScript to visit this website.

News

Sanford completes EMT program at CTC

Central Texas College held a ceremony last week for students who recently completed the 13-month, 31-credit hour Emergency Medical Technician certificate program. Hamilton’s Jacob Sanford was one of 32 students

KEEPS ON GOING-

Article Image Alt Text

Above, Larry Gore, 71, of Sulphur Springs cuddles with his number one fan Little Darby while waiting for his turn at Saturday’s Brother-N-Laws Trailer Roping at Circle T. With wife

TPW commission adopts rules permitting pneumatic weapons

AUSTIN – Beginning this fall, hunters in Texas will be able to use air guns and arrow guns that meet criteria established under new rules adopted by the Texas Parks

TSU Career Services slates job fair Oct. 4

Article Image Alt Text

Tarleton State University’s Career Services hosts its annual Fall Job Fair, Thursday, Oct. 4, giving students, alumni and the local community an opportunity to meet with business and industries currently

National Night Out Tuesday

Article Image Alt Text

Hamilton Police Department invites everyone to the fourth annual National Night Out Tuesday, Oct. 2, 6 to 9 p.m. at Jayson Harris Pavilion at Fair Park. The nationwide event promotes

HPL needs new books for ‘Boo’

During the month of October, Hamilton Public Library will host its 2nd annual children’s book drive, “BOO for Books,” to provide a new and free book to every child from

Flu shots available at rural health clinic

Article Image Alt Text

Hamilton County has not yet had a reported flu case this season. However, the CDC states you should get a flu vaccine before flu begins to spread in your community.

Fire ants, mosquitoes prevalent after rains

Article Image Alt Text

COLLEGE STATION – With recent rains subsiding in many parts of the state and the re-emergence of warmer, drier weather, Texans should expect to see a proliferation of fire ants

If you can’t find it here, you can’t find it

Article Image Alt Text

Last October’s colossal garage sale at the First United Methodist Church Harvest Festival was incredibly successful, so for this Oct. 5-6, we’re repeating all the things that went so well,

Briefly

Choices–Hamilton County FREE: STD testing (gonorrhea and chlamydia). Pregnancy testing and needs assessment. Classes: prenatal and newborn, parenting and grandparenting. Call for appointment, 833-773-3001, 1-5 p.m. Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 724